Sinking on So CA

[jungleQSman]

Hoping to find some new locations out here in SO CA, any one have any suggestions?

[groppingmire]

http://slo-north.info/tidbits-from-temp ... -in-april/

[groppingmire]

In May of the following year, Chase set out again, this time alone and bound for the north and distant Oregon. Again Chino carried the baggage; and again we are treated to a wealth of observation and anecdote. We learn of the grave of Cabrillo and the bitter rivalry between Hueneme and Oxnard; of the Santa Barbara of 1911 in contrast with the town that Richard Henry Dana saw in 1835; of Chinese Freemasons and the descendants of Dana himself; and of the many Mission buildings along the way, restored or in ruins - interesting reading for the student of Mission history. And plenty of incident as well: a near-fatal (for Chino) adventure with quicksand on the beach at Gaviota, and the hospitality of Spanish, Portuguese, Welsh, and Irish inhabitants of the coast provide a lively narrative setting for Chase's observations and digressions.

http://www.ventanawild.org/news/fe98/chase.html
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaviota_State_Park
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http://www.santabarbara.com/activities/beaches/gaviota/